The Fix: How Countries Use Crises to Solve the World's Worst Problems
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The Fix: How Countries Use Crises to Solve the World's Worst Problems

by Jonathan Tepperman

History Politics
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Jonathan Tepperman examines how countries can turn moments of crisis into opportunities for progress. The Fix considers the role of leadership, policy, and decisive action in addressing difficult national and global challenges, offering a thoughtful exploration of how lasting solutions may emerge from periods of upheaval.

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The Fix explores how countries respond when confronted by severe challenges.

It examines the possibility that crises can open political space for meaningful change and practical solutions.

Jonathan Tepperman focuses on approaches to addressing some of the world's most persistent problems.

The book offers a broad look at crisis management, public policy, and the forces that can shape national decision-making.

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